Sentence examples for directed equally from inspiring English sources
His smart-alecky YouTube videos, which he began releasing a couple of years ago, were directed equally toward the Singaporean youth and a more international, American-style audience.
After Mr. Anglin sang a smooth ballad, the cheers seemed directed equally at Jesus and at the loveman doing his will.
There are only faint echoes of these themes in The Ghost Writer, which could have been directed equally as well by a ghost director, and the unnamed title character, played by Ewan McGregor, is far too knowing to evoke K.
With regard to facial processing, studies investigating eye movements have consistently found a systematic fixation sequence in which the eyes are not directed equally to all regions of a face but only to selected parts; i.e., mainly the eyes and mouth [12][16].
The research team was directed equally by HK and JC.
The control condition used similar material but with attention being directed equally often to benign or to worry-related content.
This also makes undirected and directed methods equally applicable (since all links are automatically directed from transcription factors to genes).
The formidable Harriet Walter, as directed by the equally formidable Phyllida Lloyd, is delivering the most astonishing reinterpretation of a famous William Shakespeare speech you might ever hope to witness.
Writing, acting and directing are equally difficult Oscar winner Nat Faxon, one half of the titular "Ben and Kate" and co-writer of "The Descendants," was asked about his experiences with the many different facets of creating films and TV shows.
Shepard, best known for directing the equally genre-messing crime drama "The Matador," said he understood that the antihero, the titular Dom, could rub some people with the wrong way.
In wanting to see women put in positions of sexual and physical disenfranchisement, film-makers such as Michael Winterbottom or Lars von Trier (who directed last year's equally controversial Antichrist) seem to be unconsciously expressing something that is not unique to them.
